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- Teacher: ROWENA RIVERA
- Enrolled students: 15
This course intensifies reading and writing of shorthand phrases, develops students’ dictation speed to the highest point possible, lays a solid foundation for rapid and accurate transcription, and be able to transcribe mailable correspondence. Speed objective is 60- 100 words a minute.
- Teacher: RODORA TIPAY
- Enrolled students: 4
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- Teacher: FELIX MALAQUE
- Enrolled students: 4
- Teacher: ROWENA RIVERA
- Enrolled students: 10
- Teacher: DARWIN DON DACLES
- Enrolled students: 3
- Teacher: REGINA RAMEL
- Enrolled students: 8
The course focuses on the application of univariate and bivariate statistical theories, techniques and procedures on the task of finding probable answers to educational research questions, including data analysis related to statistical investigations in education. The major concern of the course is statistical inference with applications in education, as well as the use of computer software in processing data for analysis.
- Teacher: MELANIE GURAT
- Enrolled students: 46
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- Teacher: MELANIE GURAT
- Enrolled students: 1
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The field of Public Administration has developed over the past millennia. PA as a profession and as a field of study, is deeply rooted to theories and practices. This course introduces not only the current theories and practices in governing to serve the public but also the paradigm shifts which include politics and administration dichotomy, new PA, new public management, and good governance. The study of the branches or fields of studies are also essential in this course.
- Teacher: ERWIN NAVAL
- Enrolled students: 2